Tangential fact: Captain McSorley lived less than a mile down the road from where our station is today.

With hindsight, I do also acknowledge that "infamous" was not the right word here... usually denotes ill repute etc. which belongs nowhere near any description of the Fitz.

The weekend of weather that was, wrapped up in one photo! Thanks to Beth & Kevin for sharing.

Some of our furry friends have been living it up on today's walks!

📸: Tony Mazzullo (Side Cut Metropark, Lucas County, OH)

#dog #snow #nature

Always a fun juxtaposition when fall and winter collide in the Midwest... any flashes of color still peeking out from your trees and bushes today?

📸: Barb Close

A 2018 flashback on this date looks remarkably similar, too. Tony Everhardt shared this view from 7 years ago in Walbridge.

Meanwhile, our eastern counties may see little to no accumulation on Sunday, but light totals will be possible from lake-effect snow showers Sunday night into Monday. Stay with @13abc.com as we take you through Old Man Winter’s first visit of the season to NW Ohio/SE Michigan.

Initially much of the snow will melt on contact, especially with roads. Eventually, accumulations are possible, especially on grassy areas and elevated surfaces. Totals of a coating to 1″+ are likely on Sunday for areas along and west of I-75, and 2-3″ is possible north and west of Toledo.

Overnight into Monday AM, temps will dip to the mid-20s, so whatever water remains on the roads may lead to slick spots. A northwesterly breeze in the wake of that system will make it feel closer to 15-20° to start the new work week.

It will all start as rain late Saturday night, switching to steady snow Sunday AM, mainly NW of the Maumee River as the low treks over us. A few snowflakes and raindrops may linger into Sunday PM. Later that evening, lake-effect snow showers will restart east of I-75.